RHONDA
GLENN : Ladies and gentlemen, back is the champ who won her second match
4 and 2. You had a pretty easy day, Becky ?

BECKY
LUCIDI : I wouldn't say easy. I don't think the scores reflect the level
of play. But I played pretty solid for the most part. The first 27 holes
were pretty well put together but I struggled on the last 9.

Q.
What were your medal scores? We can look at it too, were you a couple
over par?

BECKY
LUCIDI : You know on the first match I made a lot of birdies but I made
a lot of bogeys. Maybe somewhere around even or 1-under or something.
Second round I was problem 1-over.

Q.
Good steady play. How do you feel about going into tomorrow?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Good. I will have no problems sleeping tonight.

Q.
You are going to play another girl played Lu tomorrow?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Oh, really. Does she have a sister?

Q.
I don't think they are related. What are your thoughts playing another
girl from Chinese Taipei ?

BECKY
LUCIDI : It's still an opponent, you know.

Q.
How did you feel about the way you were playing coming into this week,
were you happy with the way your game was at this point?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes. I didn't hit too many balls before I came here. I worked
a lot on my short game, a lot of 4 and 5 footers. If there is an of
your game that is good, normally you can have a pretty decent showing.

Q.
What did you learn last year, you were not a favorite to win and yet
you did, what does that teach you going into the rest of the week?

BECKY
LUCIDI : I'm sorry?

Q.
Does it give you confidence?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Oh, sure.

Q.
You done it once, you can do it again?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes, I can remember last year whenever you get those large
crowds, sure, that would be in the back of my mind thinking about that.
After that hole experience last year I learned that that's part of it.
You have to learn to narrow your focus and focus on the things that
you can control. So more I learned to control the things that I can
which are myself, and my game, and not to be distracted by other outside
stuff like the other player, what they are doing, the weather, people.

Q.
Do you scoreboard watch a little bit?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Not at all.

Q.
You had no idea who won and lost?

BECKY
LUCIDI : I know Maru won. I knew she beat
Michelle Wie
. A couple of my friends came out and watched me, so I
kind of took it that they lost.

RHONDA
GLENN : Do you have any friends left in the championship?

BECKY
LUCIDI : I don't know who is in it really.

Q.
Virada is left. Do you know Charlotte Mayorkas
pretty well?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes.

Q.
How are you and your long haired caddy working out?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Great, he is awesome.

Q.
What is his name?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Rick Leflar , L E F L A R.

Q.
Did he approach you at media day?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Well, I went up to the caddy master Rich ,
and I said I wanted the best guy you got so they gave me Rick .

Q.
Has he really been able to help you a lot with the greens?

BECKY
LUCIDI : So much. I mean you guys have all walked out there and seen
the greens, they are no easy task. So you get those ridges every now
and then, it will throw a lot of people off. He knows what they are
going to do so I just listen to him.

Q.
Have you made a lot of putts?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes, I have.

Q.
Approximately how many birdies do you think you had today?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Just today? 6 or 7 maybe.

Q.
How much of an advantage is it do you think to take a local caddy versus
someone that might bring a dad or friend here?

BECKY
LUCIDI: You know personally I don't know why anybody -- unless they
have a dad that knows their game extremely well would not want to use
a local caddy especially when you get to a course like this like I mentioned
where there is a lot of local knowledge to be learned.

I
see it as a huge advantage that a lot of people don't take. Better for
me, I guess.

RHONDA
GLENN : Have you ever had a family member caddy for you?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes, my brother Joey caddied for me at The Open
.

Q.
This year?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes.

Q.
That worked out pretty well?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes, it was a good time. He was so nervous he had an ulcer
the whole week. He was more stressed out than I was.

Q.
Was that a decision, just being your first open, to use a family member
versus taking somebody from --

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes. I just wanted to enjoy that experience with someone I
love.

Q.
Double round tomorrow?

BECKY
LUCIDI : One round in the morning.

Q.
Just one, is that how you older veteran players look at it?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Trying to.

Q.
How have your folks done this week, what are your plans after the amateur?

BECKY
LUCIDI : I'm going to head to Q-School as a pro.

Q.
And if you win it wouldn't make any difference because you would be
on the Curtis Cup ?

BECKY
LUCIDI : Yes, sorry. You know, if there were more amateur stuff to play
in, I think that would be great. But there is such a long wait in between
tournaments. You don't really get much back as far as compensation.
So I want to start making some money, otherwise I'm going to have to
use that degree.